30 May 1917
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 30, 1917
Page
1
Maunatuit tusspay sale includes fences, cattle and sheep lots at Love Yards Macarthur on the specified date. Lots feature come back wethers, prime wethers, 4 and 6 year lambs, heifers, steers and bulls with values and proceeds directed toLincoln. Auction promises immediate cure and high bidding.
An auction sale of cattle hogs and farm implements is announced listing participants and lots. The notice names bidders and local auctioneers and notes the sale location and date.
Vridal Portraits advertises a portrait studio offering posed hare beauty photography and four subacts. It promises open Saturdays and Sundays, featuring Petes Fiswes and Solid Min props. Richards. & Co's appears as the shop name and credits.
Fragmented OCR text lists individuals and firms including Hamilton H. Cox and Cox Street, with references to a station and county counting works. No coherent event is clear, but names and addresses imply a local business or public works item.
A mid 19th century style sale notice lists cattle types and dates. It includes heavy crossbred wethers, Cromfired and Merino sheep, steers and heifers, and fat cattle, with sale dates likely June 1 and June 4 at Hamilton and Fortnightly rate at Penahuret. Names Walter Medien and Young Bros appear as district representatives. Ballarat stock and station agents W Pullam oversee the auction notices with horse and poultry listings.
Fragmented OCR details a complex auction event involving numerous parties and entities across Australian brokers and financial firms. It mentions Fat and trade assets, Lawee rates, and a sequence of names including Donald, Ruan Top, and Aldor, with references to brokers, trusts, and international connections.
An old OCR fragment lists names and errands: Alfred Tatlock and tioneer, a broker and agent, with mentions of valuer, Quay Street Hamilton, Mitchell and Co's plows and driers, Geelong Wool Broker, securities at lowest rent, poultry, fruit, vegetables, Cape and cookware entries, and various vendors like Harris Co and Manze Pianath's. It appears as a mixed trades ad with multiple items and vendors.
Readable fragments mention transfer acts, valuator roles, and several company and person names, but details are garbled. The piece seems to be a late 19th or early 20th century legal or corporate notice listing agents, valuers, and associated entities with incomplete context.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, and trades including surgeons, hotels, plumbers, contractors, and rewards. Mentions Goisrethe, Coleraine, Balmoral Hotel, Salt Lakes, Harrow, Edenhops, and Plumbar and GasPitter. Appears to be a late 19th or early 20th century classified-style page with scattered business pitches and a £50 reward note.
A fragmented notice lists trustees of The Union Trust Co and associated attorneys and managers. It mentions Melbourne and various names amid references to a capital guarantee and state involvement, with figures and titles scattered through the OCR fragment.
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